Juan Soto 's debut season in Queens may not have gotten off to an ideal start, but it ultimately ended with the superstar finishing third in National League Most Valuable Player Award voting.

The Baseball Writers' Association of America announced the results on Thursday night, with Dodgers two-way sensation Shohei Ohtani winning the NL MVP Award -- his third straight MVP and fourth overall -- in unanimous fashion. Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber finished second, with Soto, Geraldo Perdomo and Trea Turner rounding out the Top 5.

Soto was listed on all 30 ballots , including receiving four second-place votes. He received 15 third-place votes, plus was voted fourth on nine ballots and fifth on the remaining two ballots. Teammate Francisco Lindor was listed on 18 of 30 ballots -- includ

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